28 vols.
(S.T. Coleridge Association.) Coleridge, S[amuel] T[aylor]. [Works:]

The Literary Remains. London: William Pickering, 1836-1839. 1st ed. 4 vols, tall 8vo. * Specimens of the Table Talk of ... Coleridge. L: John Murray, 1835. 1st ed. 2 vols, sm 8vo. Frontispieces. * Poetical Works of S.T. Coleridge. L: W.P., 1840. 3 vols, sm 8vo. * Aids to Reflection. L: W.P., 1843. 5th ed, enlarged. 2 vols, sm 8vo. * The Friend . L: W.P., 1844. 4th ed, revised. 3 vols, sm 8vo. * Biographia Literaria. L: W.P., 1847. 2nd ed (1st thus). 2 vols in 3, sm 8vo. * Confessions of an Inquiring Spirit. L: W.P., 1849. 1st ed thus. Sm 8vo. * Notes and Lectures upon Shakespeare. L: W.P., 1849. 1st ed thus. 2vols, sm 8vo. * Essays on His Own Time. L: W.P., 1850. 1st ed. 3 vols, sm 8vo. * On the Constitution of the Church and State. L: Edward Moxon, 1852. 4th ed. Sm 8vo. * Lay Sermons. L: E.M., 1852. 3rd ed (1st thus). Sm 8vo. * Notes on English Divines. L: E.M., 1853. 1st ed thus. 2 vols, sm 8vo. * Notes, Theological, Political, and Miscellaneous. L: E.M., 1853. 1st ed thus. Sm 8vo.
All bound in contemp or near contemp 3/4 green morocco & marbled bds, raised bands, t.e.g., other edges rough trimmed; edges & joints slightly to moderately scuffed, spines faded to brown. Scattered light internal foxing. Constituting a complete works of Coleridge, edited in turn by his son-in-law Henry Nelson Coleridge, his only daughter Sara Coleridge & wife of his cousin Henry Nelson Coleridge, and his 3rd son Derwent Coleridge. Head of title-page of vol 1, The Literary Remains, bears the dated "Feb 1849" ownership signature of Sara Coleridge (apparently noting these as a presentation from her husband). Also with the dated "June 16, 1887" ownership signature of Charles & Fanny MacVeagh on most half-titles.
Charles MacVeagh, 1860-1931, American lawyer & diplomat, US Ambassador to Japan.